Words By the Wayside
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Greet we these comers in their country's name.
QUEEN VICTORIA 99 Queen Victoria Lay her to rest. O hour of grief and awe !
We say not England's happier days are done ; But who with that magnetic touch shall draw And weld our world-spread Empire into one ?
May He, who gave the mother, grace the son !
So simply noble that almost she made Of earth-born sovereignty a thing divine !
Love was her law ; by purity she swayed, A power nor grief nor age could undermine — Her throne an altar, and her hear...th a shrine.
Queen, wife, and mother, peerless : even so : And this shall be her fame in after-years : Or alien or akin, or friend or foe.
Old jealousies forgot, old feuds and fears, The whole earth wrote her epitaph in tears.
Lay her to rest. Her memory shall be blown Like pure sweet air upon a tortured chme.
She made for peace, and passes to her own With those who reign— -O recompense sublime !- Beyond the folding gates of Space and Time.
100 WORDS BY THE WAYSIDE To Lord Kitchener (1902).
Doer of deeds, word-sparer, whose firm will Warped not with waiting though the time was long, In those dark hours, when weaker hearts stood still.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Greet we these comers in their country's name.
QUEEN VICTORIA 99 Queen Victoria Lay her to rest. O hour of grief and awe !
We say not England's happier days are done ; But who with that magnetic touch shall draw And weld our world-spread Empire into one ?
May He, who gave the mother, grace the son !
So simply noble that almost she made Of earth-born sovereignty a thing divine !
Love was her law ; by purity she swayed, A power nor grief nor age could undermine — Her throne an altar, and her hear...th a shrine.
Queen, wife, and mother, peerless : even so : And this shall be her fame in after-years : Or alien or akin, or friend or foe.
Old jealousies forgot, old feuds and fears, The whole earth wrote her epitaph in tears.
Lay her to rest. Her memory shall be blown Like pure sweet air upon a tortured chme.
She made for peace, and passes to her own With those who reign— -O recompense sublime !- Beyond the folding gates of Space and Time.
100 WORDS BY THE WAYSIDE To Lord Kitchener (1902).
Doer of deeds, word-sparer, whose firm will Warped not with waiting though the time was long, In those dark hours, when weaker hearts stood still.
What to read after Words By the Wayside?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Rhoades to read onlineMoreLess
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